Byron Hyde says lymph swelling poorly detectable in CFS

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In his 1992 textbook on CFS he says (roughly) that while

lymphadenopathy is well known in the disease, no CFS specialist would

care to wager his reputation on his ability to distinguish 10 patients

from 10 controls by this charecteristic only (presumably meaning

direct inspection of the lymph glands).

Tansy, I never got to reading that link I asked you for regarding the

history/argument of the psych school of CFS, but this helps explain

their unfortunate persistence.

However, I also had, at my sickest, a very red throat for several

months running. I wonder just how common that is, tho I am well aware

its not uncommon.